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Hunter Under Saddle Trots into APHA’s HorseIQ Educational Lineup

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Hunter Under Saddle Trots into APHA’s HorseIQ Educational Lineup

APHA worked closely with the National Snaffle Bit Association to complete the new hunter under saddle portion of the educational and highly interactive program. The joint effort includes more than thirty gait examples with professional explanation as well as two four-horse classes placed with explanation, and much more.

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Guidelines For Horses Expose to Wildfire Smoke

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Guidelines For Horses Expose to Wildfire Smoke

The effects of smoke on horses are similar to effects on humans: irritation of the eyes and respiratory tract, aggravation of conditions like heaves (recurrent airway obstruction), and reduced lung function. High concentrations of particulates can cause persistent cough, increased nasal discharge, wheezing and increased physical effort in breathing. Particulates can also alter the immune system and reduce the ability of the lungs to remove foreign materials, such as pollen and bacteria, to which horses are normally exposed.

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Alfalfa Particle Size and Gastric Ulceration

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Alfalfa Particle Size and Gastric Ulceration

“These results were surprising,” the researchers say, “because alfalfa chaff has been suggested to be associated with higher saliva production due to the more intensive chewing involved; increased saliva flow is known to have a buffering effect on the stomach.”

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Innovative Senior Living Center Offers Equine Therapy at On-Site Stable

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Innovative Senior Living Center Offers Equine Therapy at On-Site Stable

Terraced on the banks of Tucson’s Rillito River, with many boarding stables nearby, The Hacienda at the River offers to make arrangements to board resident’s horses at reputable nearby stables and will transport residents to their horses, or will bring those horses to The Hacienda regularly, on a by appointment basis.

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Who’s Who of Farriers and Veterinarians to Gather to Discuss Laminitis and Endocrine Disorders

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Who’s Who of Farriers and Veterinarians to Gather to Discuss Laminitis and Endocrine Disorders

The morning lecture session will include Ms. Bicking presenting “Hoof Mapping – Relating External Landmarks to Internal Anatomy in the Laminitic Foot” (which will highlight foundational principles to evaluate the laminitic foot with a focus on hoof mapping) and “Rehabilitating the Chronically Laminitic Foot Using Composite Materials” (which will highlight the use of synthetics in the treatment of laminitic horses). Dr. Frank will present “The Role of Endocrine Disorders in Laminitis.” This lecture will present background information for farriers and veterinarians to better understand the association between laminitis and pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction (PPID) and equine metabolic syndrome (EMS).

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Environmental Extremes Can Damage Horses’ Hooves

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Environmental Extremes Can Damage Horses’ Hooves

When a hoof dries out too quickly, the protein molecules that make up the hoof structure partly go back into place. However, when they go back in place rapidly, there are gaps between the molecules weakening the hoof structure. This causes the hoof to crack and split under stress. When this wet/dry cycle is repeated over and over, it continues to weaken the integrity of the hoof.

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Protect Your Pets From Poisonous Plants This Holiday Season

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Protect Your Pets From Poisonous Plants This Holiday Season

Some other plants that are known to be toxic to animals include:
-holly
-mistletoe
-tulips
-oleander
-amaryllis
-kalanchoe
-yew
-English ivy

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Understanding Cold-Induced Laminitis

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Understanding Cold-Induced Laminitis

Cold stress may also cause insulin to rise. Insulin resistance is part of the metabolic adaptation to cold weather in several species. Researchers have also noted insulin levels become erratic in horses in cooler weather.

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Avoid an Unplanned Visit to the Vet this Christmas

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Avoid an Unplanned Visit to the Vet this Christmas

Main foods to keep well away from pets include:
– nutmeg – one of the lesser known poisonous foods. Dogs can suffer from issues with the nervous system including tremors, seizures, and even death

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Keeping Your Horse Calm Naturally During Stall Rest

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Keeping Your Horse Calm Naturally During Stall Rest

“Stall rest contributes to 54% of impaction colic cases.” Movement during turnout and exercise increase circulation and stimulates the metabolism. When unable to move the possibility of colic increases.

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